Nature Lost and Found
Region: Canada’s Musical Coast
Community: East Lake Ainslie
Nature paintings, fairy village and fairy crafts. Free little library and TARDIS on-site. ...
Troy Lodge
9 cottages, 4-pc bath, full kitchen, sundeck, picnic table. By the water in picturesque park; privacy and comfort in beautiful surroundings. Magnificent sunsets. Close to Celtic Shores Coastal Trail.
Daily rates from $119 to $169 plus tax:
- 1-bedroom with queen-size bed $119
- 1-bedroom with two double beds $139
- 2-bedroom with double beds $169
Weekly rates from $600 to $850 plus tax.
Pet fee $20.
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Community: Mabou
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